Rodriguez, the Orioles third-best pitching prospect, has recorded a 4.63 ERA in four Fall League starts (11 2/3 IP) with 12 strikeouts and five walks.

Berry, a 50th-round pick in 2009, is 2-0 with a 1.64 ERA in four appearances (11 innings) and has recorded scoreless outings over his last three games (10 innings).

Double-A Bowie manager Gary Kendall, who is managing the Surprise team, will manage the West All-Stars. Short-season Class-A Aberdeen pitching coach Alan Mills, who is on Kendall’s Surprise staff, will be a pitching coach for the West team.

The teams are selected by major league scouting and farm directors. Each team is allowed to be represented by at least one player.